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The problem is the constant drive to monetize national and state parks. It results in over-developed strips of "wilderness" crisscrossed with roads and packed w
by debacle 7y ago
The problem is the constant drive to monetize national and state parks. It results in over-developed strips of "wilderness" crisscrossed with roads and packed with voyeurs.
I greatly prefer the model Ontario has taken with Algonquin - it is expensive to camp there, camp sites are very limited, and the park can only be described as pristine.